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The one region that may jeopardize achieving the 2010 goal is South-East Asia which includes heavily populated countries such as India, Indonesia and Bangladesh where measles deaths declined only 46 per cent between 2000 and 2008.

Yet fulfilling his pledge also could put him at odds from the start with generals who worry that acting too quickly may jeopardize the progress achieved since President Bush sent in more forces and General Petraeus revamped the strategy two years ago.

Truancy among adolescents jeopardizes chances of achieving their educational goals.

Drug resistance also jeopardizes our chances of achieving internationally agreed health targets.

However, the supply of health care resources to address the problems has been continuously declining, thus jeopardizing the progress towards achieving the health-related Millennium Development Goals.

"The heavy death toll caused by injuries jeopardizes the achievements that Viet Nam has achieved in improving child survival during the past decades," said UNICEF Representative in Viet Nam Jesper Morch.

"I wouldn't want to jeopardize what I've already achieved".

They also argued that such reforms could be achieved without jeopardizing public safety.

Anything else that can be achieved without jeopardizing basic Palestinian rights should be seen as a building block on the road to advancing Palestinians' prolonged struggle for statehood and international legitimacy.

The polarization of its output stage is adaptive so that the maximum efficiency enhancement can be achieved without jeopardizing the linearity of the system.

These are the right priorities for our nation's future and for our city's recovery, but the record-high federal deficit jeopardizes our ability to achieve them.